Mittal college of
nursing Ajmer
Topic= mal presentation ( breech presentation
)
Subject = obstetric and midwifery
Presented by ,
Miss Rekha rawat
Bsc. Nursing 4h year
Presented to ,
Mrs. Snehlata parashar
Lecturer of obg.and
gyne.Submit date =
INTRODUCTION
•FETAL PRESENTATION = It is refers
to the part of the fetus that is
overlying the maternal pelvic inlet.
•MAL PRESNTATION =Except vertex
,all are considered malpresentation.
•Mal position= abnormal positioning
of fetus at the time of delivery .
THE
MALPRESENTATIONS
ARE•(1) occipito posterior position
•(2) Face presentation
•(3) Brow presentation
•(4) Breech shoulder
•(5) Compound presentation
•(6) Unstable lie
Occipito posterior
presentation
Face
presentation
Brow
presentation
Shoulder
presentatio
Compound
presentation
DEFINITIO
N
Breech Presentation is the Presentation in which the
Fetus in a longitudinal lie with the buttocks or feets
closet to the cervix .
INCIDENC
E
*The percentage of breech delivery decrease with
advancing gestational age from 22-25% of birth
prior to 28 weeks.
*3-4% of fetus present by breech at term
*5% at 34 weeks , usually 3 in 100 (3%)
*20% at 28 weeks.
*20% diagnosed initially in labor.
*The higher incidence of breech in earlier weeks of
pregnancy.
ETIOLO
GY
1=MATERNAL FACTORS…….
[A]Grand Multipara
[B] Uterine Abnormalities[Bicorn ate septate
uterus]
[c] fibroid uterus
[D]Contracted Pelvis ,Multiple pregnancy
2=FETAL FACTORS…..
[A] Prematurity
Bicorn ate
septate uterus
Anencephaly
CONT.,,,,,
[B] Macrosomia
[c]Fetal Anomalies[Hydrocephalus ,
Anencephaly]
[E] Twin pregnancy
[F] Fetal death
[G] Extended legs
CONT.,,,3= PLACENTAL,AMNIOTIC FLUID FACTORS…..
[A] Placenta Previa
[B] oligohydramnios
[C] Polyhydramnios
[D] Nuchal cord
[E] Short cord
[F] Trisomy
TYPES,
,,,,1=COMPLETE BREECH PRESENTATION
More common type 25%
More common in multipara women
Attitude= full flexion
Thigh are flexed on
the abdomen and the
legs are flexed at the knees.
The presenting part is
buttocks and feet .
CONT.,,,
B =INCOMPLETE BREECH PRESENTATION
1= FRANK BREECH
Attitude flexed
Thigh flexed on the trunk
Legs Extended on the knee Joint.
Presenting part Buttocks ,
External Genitalia .
More common in primi =70%
CONT.,,,
2=FOOTLING BREECH[10-30%]
Both the thigh and legs are partially extended bringing
the legs to present at the brim.
*Foot is the lower part .
3=KNEE PRESENTATION
Thigh are extended but the knees are flexed ,bringing
the knees down to the brim
breech presentation
POSITION
DIAGNOSIS
1= CLINICAL
A= ABDOMINAL PALPATION
a= Fundal grip _ a smaller ,harder,
more mobile , round , ballot able
head can be felt in the fundus.
B=lateral grip_ the back on one
Side and limb on the opposite
Side of the abdomen . aa
breech presentation
A
c= pelvic grip
Empty as soft irregular
Buttocks do not engage
Well like vertex.
CONT.,,,,
B=AUSCULTATION
Usually FHS heard above the level of the
umbilicus . however in frank breech it may be
heard at or below the level of the umbilicus.
C= VAGINAL EXAMINATION
2=SONOGRAP
HY
3=RADIOLOGY
4=HORMONAL TESTING
MECHANISM OF
BREECH
• lie is longitudinal lie
• Attitude complete flexion
• Presentation breech
• Lt.sacro anterior position
• Denominator sacrum
• Presentig part anterior
Buttocks [left]
DELIVERY OF
BUTTOCKS
1=Engagement
2=Decent 3= flexion
4=Internal rotation of buttocks
5=lateral flexion
5= crowing
6= Restitution
7=Delivery of buttocks
DELIVERY OF
SHOULDER
1=Engagement
2=Decent
3=Internal rotation
4=lateral flexion
5=Restitution
6=delivery of shoulder
DELIVERY OF
HEAD1=Engagement
2= Decent
3=Internal rotation
4= flexion
5= delivery of head
COMPLICAT
ION
*Impacted breech Fetal hypoxia
*Cord prolapse Intra cranial
*Birth injuries hemorrhage
* Erb s palsy Maternal
trauma
*Trauma Premature
separation
MANAGEMENT
**ANTENATAL MANAGEMENT
• Identify complicating factors through
sonography
1=EXTERNAL CEPHALIC VERSION =
Manipulating process through change lie and
make a favorable pole to the lower pole of
uterus
• Steps=forward movement.
• Time =After 36 weeks.
Extern
al
cephali
c
version
CONT …
*Indication = breech presentation
transverse lie
*Advantages = spontaneous delivery
reduce LSCS ,Reduce maternal
and fetal mortality.
CONT….
Contraindication =
Antepartum hemorrhage , fetal causes
Multiple pregnancy , Ruptured membrane
Contracted pelvic ,obstetric complication .
Complication =
Umbilical cord entanglement , placenta abruption
Preterm labor , premature rupture of membranes
CONT.
2 =ELECTIVE CESAREAN SECTION
•In which the operation pre arranged time
during pregnancy.
•INDICATION == Big baby , small baby ,
Fetal distress, hyperextended legs,
footling presentation, IUGR
3=VAGINAL BREECH
DELIVERYINDICATION = Average fetal weight
flexed fetal head
Adequate pelvic
Without complication of
medical, obg.
MANAGEMET ACCORDING TO THE STAGE =
FIRST STAGE = 1 Vaginal examination
2 check vital sign , FHS ,Empty
bladder
CONT.
4= Maintain partograph .
5 =Assess fetal and progress of labor .
6= Give adequate analgesic .
*Morphine sulphate 10mg IM
* pethidine hydrochloride 75-100 Mg IM
* OTHER 50% Nitrous oxide +50% oxygen
through inhalation..
7=Reduce anxiety and fear of pain
CONT.
SECOND STAGE =
There are three methods of vaginal breech
delivery :
SPONTANEOUS (10%)
Expulsion of fetus occurs with very little
assistance.
ASSISTED BREECH DELIVERY
The delivery of fetus Is by assistance from the
beginning to the end.
These should be conducted by a skilled
STEPS
*Positioning
*Antiseptic cleaning
*Encourage the patient bear down the expulsive force
1*Delivery of buttocks
2*Delivery of Arm =
the assistant is to place a hand over the fundus and keep
a steady pressure during uterine contraction to prevent
extension of the arm .
Soon, the anterior scapula is visible delivered the arm.
3*Delivery of head =this is the most crucial stage of the
delivery
The time between the delivery of umbilicus to mouth
should preferably be 5-10 min.
A=BURNS MARSHALL
METHOD
• BABY: Allow to hang by its weight
• ASSISTANT : Downward , backward
,suprapubic pressure pressure to
promote head flexion
• RIGHT HAND : Grasp ankle with a
finger in between (when nape of neck
is visible under pubic arch )
• Trunk is swung upward ,forward till
mouth is cleared off the vulva
• Depress the trunk to deliver the rest
of hand
• LEFT HAND : Guard the perineum
,face ,brow.
2=FORCEPS DELIVERY
OF HEAD
• BABY: Allow to hangs by its
weight
• ASSISTANT : Give suprapubic
pressure
* raises legs of child
when occiput is against pubic
symphysis
• Piper forceps is used .
• Head is delivered slowly
(>1min.)to reduce compression
MAURICEAU SMELLIE-
VEIT TECHINIQUE
• BABY : Placed on supinated left hand with
limbs hanging .
• ASSISTANT : Give suprapubic pressure .
• LEFT HAND : Middle and index fingers are
placed on malar bones to maintain head
flexion.
• RIGHT HAND : Ring ,little finger on right
shoulder.
* index finger on left shoulder
.
* middle finger on
suboccipital region.
• Downward ,backward traction is given till
nape of neck is visible.
BREECH EXTRACTION
• IT is rarely done these days as it produce
trauma to the fetus and mother
THIRD STAGE = The third stage is usually
uneven full .
•The placenta is usually expelled out soon
after delivery of the head .
•If Ergometrine is to be given ,it should
be administered IV with crowning of the
head .
MANAGEMENT OF THIRD
STAGE
EXPECTANT MANAGEMENT ACTIVE MANAGEMENT
DELIVERY OF BABY
CLAMP,DIVIDE, LIGATE THE CORD
WAIT AND WATCH
PLACENTA SEPRATED THROGH
GRAVITY
ASSISTED EXPULSION OF
PLACENTA
INJECTION OXYTOCIN
10 UNITS IM
CLAMP ,DIVIDE ,LIGATE THE
CORD
DELIVERED PLACENTA BY
CONTROLLED TRACTION
WAIT FOR 10 MIN.,DELIVERD PLACENTA
MANUAL REMOVALMETHARGINE 0.2Mg IM
EXAMINE PLACENTA
INSPECT VULVA
,VAGINA,PERINEUM
FOURTH
STAGEIn the fourth stage perform strict supervision of both
mother and baby . In which restore health of the mother.
Prevent from infection .
• Emotional support
• Rest and ambulance
• Care of bowel and bladder
• Sleep
• Care of vulva, episiotomy wound * hospital stay
• Care of breast *maternal,infant
bonding
• Diet * Asepsis and
Special thanks for snehlata
mam

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breech presentation

  • 1. Mittal college of nursing Ajmer Topic= mal presentation ( breech presentation ) Subject = obstetric and midwifery Presented by , Miss Rekha rawat Bsc. Nursing 4h year Presented to , Mrs. Snehlata parashar Lecturer of obg.and gyne.Submit date =
  • 2. INTRODUCTION •FETAL PRESENTATION = It is refers to the part of the fetus that is overlying the maternal pelvic inlet. •MAL PRESNTATION =Except vertex ,all are considered malpresentation. •Mal position= abnormal positioning of fetus at the time of delivery .
  • 3. THE MALPRESENTATIONS ARE•(1) occipito posterior position •(2) Face presentation •(3) Brow presentation •(4) Breech shoulder •(5) Compound presentation •(6) Unstable lie
  • 6. DEFINITIO N Breech Presentation is the Presentation in which the Fetus in a longitudinal lie with the buttocks or feets closet to the cervix .
  • 7. INCIDENC E *The percentage of breech delivery decrease with advancing gestational age from 22-25% of birth prior to 28 weeks. *3-4% of fetus present by breech at term *5% at 34 weeks , usually 3 in 100 (3%) *20% at 28 weeks. *20% diagnosed initially in labor. *The higher incidence of breech in earlier weeks of pregnancy.
  • 8. ETIOLO GY 1=MATERNAL FACTORS……. [A]Grand Multipara [B] Uterine Abnormalities[Bicorn ate septate uterus] [c] fibroid uterus [D]Contracted Pelvis ,Multiple pregnancy 2=FETAL FACTORS….. [A] Prematurity
  • 10. CONT.,,,,, [B] Macrosomia [c]Fetal Anomalies[Hydrocephalus , Anencephaly] [E] Twin pregnancy [F] Fetal death [G] Extended legs
  • 11. CONT.,,,3= PLACENTAL,AMNIOTIC FLUID FACTORS….. [A] Placenta Previa [B] oligohydramnios [C] Polyhydramnios [D] Nuchal cord [E] Short cord [F] Trisomy
  • 12. TYPES, ,,,,1=COMPLETE BREECH PRESENTATION More common type 25% More common in multipara women Attitude= full flexion Thigh are flexed on the abdomen and the legs are flexed at the knees. The presenting part is buttocks and feet .
  • 13. CONT.,,, B =INCOMPLETE BREECH PRESENTATION 1= FRANK BREECH Attitude flexed Thigh flexed on the trunk Legs Extended on the knee Joint. Presenting part Buttocks , External Genitalia . More common in primi =70%
  • 14. CONT.,,, 2=FOOTLING BREECH[10-30%] Both the thigh and legs are partially extended bringing the legs to present at the brim. *Foot is the lower part . 3=KNEE PRESENTATION Thigh are extended but the knees are flexed ,bringing the knees down to the brim
  • 17. DIAGNOSIS 1= CLINICAL A= ABDOMINAL PALPATION a= Fundal grip _ a smaller ,harder, more mobile , round , ballot able head can be felt in the fundus. B=lateral grip_ the back on one Side and limb on the opposite Side of the abdomen . aa
  • 19. A c= pelvic grip Empty as soft irregular Buttocks do not engage Well like vertex.
  • 20. CONT.,,,, B=AUSCULTATION Usually FHS heard above the level of the umbilicus . however in frank breech it may be heard at or below the level of the umbilicus. C= VAGINAL EXAMINATION
  • 22. MECHANISM OF BREECH • lie is longitudinal lie • Attitude complete flexion • Presentation breech • Lt.sacro anterior position • Denominator sacrum • Presentig part anterior Buttocks [left]
  • 23. DELIVERY OF BUTTOCKS 1=Engagement 2=Decent 3= flexion 4=Internal rotation of buttocks 5=lateral flexion 5= crowing 6= Restitution 7=Delivery of buttocks
  • 24. DELIVERY OF SHOULDER 1=Engagement 2=Decent 3=Internal rotation 4=lateral flexion 5=Restitution 6=delivery of shoulder
  • 25. DELIVERY OF HEAD1=Engagement 2= Decent 3=Internal rotation 4= flexion 5= delivery of head
  • 26. COMPLICAT ION *Impacted breech Fetal hypoxia *Cord prolapse Intra cranial *Birth injuries hemorrhage * Erb s palsy Maternal trauma *Trauma Premature separation
  • 27. MANAGEMENT **ANTENATAL MANAGEMENT • Identify complicating factors through sonography 1=EXTERNAL CEPHALIC VERSION = Manipulating process through change lie and make a favorable pole to the lower pole of uterus • Steps=forward movement. • Time =After 36 weeks.
  • 29. CONT … *Indication = breech presentation transverse lie *Advantages = spontaneous delivery reduce LSCS ,Reduce maternal and fetal mortality.
  • 30. CONT…. Contraindication = Antepartum hemorrhage , fetal causes Multiple pregnancy , Ruptured membrane Contracted pelvic ,obstetric complication . Complication = Umbilical cord entanglement , placenta abruption Preterm labor , premature rupture of membranes
  • 31. CONT. 2 =ELECTIVE CESAREAN SECTION •In which the operation pre arranged time during pregnancy. •INDICATION == Big baby , small baby , Fetal distress, hyperextended legs, footling presentation, IUGR
  • 32. 3=VAGINAL BREECH DELIVERYINDICATION = Average fetal weight flexed fetal head Adequate pelvic Without complication of medical, obg. MANAGEMET ACCORDING TO THE STAGE = FIRST STAGE = 1 Vaginal examination 2 check vital sign , FHS ,Empty bladder
  • 33. CONT. 4= Maintain partograph . 5 =Assess fetal and progress of labor . 6= Give adequate analgesic . *Morphine sulphate 10mg IM * pethidine hydrochloride 75-100 Mg IM * OTHER 50% Nitrous oxide +50% oxygen through inhalation.. 7=Reduce anxiety and fear of pain
  • 34. CONT. SECOND STAGE = There are three methods of vaginal breech delivery : SPONTANEOUS (10%) Expulsion of fetus occurs with very little assistance. ASSISTED BREECH DELIVERY The delivery of fetus Is by assistance from the beginning to the end. These should be conducted by a skilled
  • 35. STEPS *Positioning *Antiseptic cleaning *Encourage the patient bear down the expulsive force 1*Delivery of buttocks 2*Delivery of Arm = the assistant is to place a hand over the fundus and keep a steady pressure during uterine contraction to prevent extension of the arm . Soon, the anterior scapula is visible delivered the arm. 3*Delivery of head =this is the most crucial stage of the delivery The time between the delivery of umbilicus to mouth should preferably be 5-10 min.
  • 36. A=BURNS MARSHALL METHOD • BABY: Allow to hang by its weight • ASSISTANT : Downward , backward ,suprapubic pressure pressure to promote head flexion • RIGHT HAND : Grasp ankle with a finger in between (when nape of neck is visible under pubic arch ) • Trunk is swung upward ,forward till mouth is cleared off the vulva • Depress the trunk to deliver the rest of hand • LEFT HAND : Guard the perineum ,face ,brow.
  • 37. 2=FORCEPS DELIVERY OF HEAD • BABY: Allow to hangs by its weight • ASSISTANT : Give suprapubic pressure * raises legs of child when occiput is against pubic symphysis • Piper forceps is used . • Head is delivered slowly (>1min.)to reduce compression
  • 38. MAURICEAU SMELLIE- VEIT TECHINIQUE • BABY : Placed on supinated left hand with limbs hanging . • ASSISTANT : Give suprapubic pressure . • LEFT HAND : Middle and index fingers are placed on malar bones to maintain head flexion. • RIGHT HAND : Ring ,little finger on right shoulder. * index finger on left shoulder . * middle finger on suboccipital region. • Downward ,backward traction is given till nape of neck is visible.
  • 39. BREECH EXTRACTION • IT is rarely done these days as it produce trauma to the fetus and mother THIRD STAGE = The third stage is usually uneven full . •The placenta is usually expelled out soon after delivery of the head . •If Ergometrine is to be given ,it should be administered IV with crowning of the head .
  • 40. MANAGEMENT OF THIRD STAGE EXPECTANT MANAGEMENT ACTIVE MANAGEMENT DELIVERY OF BABY CLAMP,DIVIDE, LIGATE THE CORD WAIT AND WATCH PLACENTA SEPRATED THROGH GRAVITY ASSISTED EXPULSION OF PLACENTA INJECTION OXYTOCIN 10 UNITS IM CLAMP ,DIVIDE ,LIGATE THE CORD DELIVERED PLACENTA BY CONTROLLED TRACTION WAIT FOR 10 MIN.,DELIVERD PLACENTA MANUAL REMOVALMETHARGINE 0.2Mg IM EXAMINE PLACENTA INSPECT VULVA ,VAGINA,PERINEUM
  • 41. FOURTH STAGEIn the fourth stage perform strict supervision of both mother and baby . In which restore health of the mother. Prevent from infection . • Emotional support • Rest and ambulance • Care of bowel and bladder • Sleep • Care of vulva, episiotomy wound * hospital stay • Care of breast *maternal,infant bonding • Diet * Asepsis and
  • 42. Special thanks for snehlata mam